Jaguar F-Type in Black 2015 for £33,990

Description

A stunning 2015 65-plate Jaguar F-Type S with just 18, 000 miles and full Jaguar main dealer service history, all properly recorded on the Jaguar Online Service History system, finished in Ultimate Santorini Black metallic with Jet full leather sport seats. This is the more powerful 380bhp S version which is an absolute thrill to drive with what Jaguar describes as ""astoundingly potent performance"and blistering acceleration aided by the twin vortex supercharger. The fantastic tone from the active sports exhaust builds to a race-car inspired crescendo as the revs rise and is switchable at the touch of a button with active bypass valves which open to allow exhaust gases to exit more directly for a deep, dramatic sound. Well equipped with touchscreen satellite navigation, DAB radio, Bluetooth with audio streaming, automatic headlights, rain sensor wipers, configurable coloured ambient lighting, cruise control, front and rear parking sensors, 19 inch Jaguar Orbit alloy wheels and more. The eight-speed Quickshift automatic gearbox offers an unequalled blend of lightning-fast changes and superb refinement though, if you want a more involved driving experience, you can take full manual control with the bronze finish gearshift paddles mounted behind the steering wheel or the joystick-style SportShift selector. You also have the choice of Dynamic mode which can be tailored to your own personal preferences using the Dynamic-i feature to sharpen throttle response, increase steering weighting and perform gearshifts faster at higher engine speeds or Rain/Ice/Snow mode for increased traction in more challenging conditions. A superb low mileage example, currently on Jaguar-related private registration number JC60 JAG which can be included at no additional cost. Alternatively, we can arrange to transfer your own private plate or have the car put back onto its original number KY65 TTX. This car comes with complete book pack in Jaguar leather wallet, two keys, full Jaguar service